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The Siemens 6AG2131-6CF00-4AU0 SIPLUS ET 200SP Digital Input Module is used to acquire discrete electrical signals from field devices in distributed automation systems. As part of the SIMATIC ET 200SP platform, it transfers input information to a connected controller for processing within the machine or process control program.
Digital inputs allow a PLC to monitor conditions such as switch positions, sensor states, equipment feedback, and operator commands. The controller uses these signals to manage machine sequences, evaluate interlocks, update operating status, and initiate programmed responses.
The module operates within an ET 200SP station and works with the corresponding BaseUnit, interface module, and configured controller. Its role is to provide the input interface between field wiring and the automation system rather than execute control logic independently.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Digital Input Module |
| Brand | Siemens |
| Order Number | 6AG2131-6CF00-4AU0 |
| Product Family | SIPLUS ET 200SP |
| Based on Product Platform | SIMATIC ET 200SP |
| Module Category | Digital input |
| Signal Type | Digital signals |
| Primary Function | Acquisition of discrete field signals |
| Automation Architecture | Distributed I/O |
| Controller Integration | Compatible SIMATIC automation systems |
| Station Integration | ET 200SP station with compatible BaseUnit |
| Configuration Environment | TIA Portal with applicable device support |
| Typical Signal Sources | Switches, push buttons, and compatible digital sensors |
| Dimensions | 20 × 73 × 58 mm |
| Weight | 0.046 kg |
The module receives electrical signals from connected field devices through its input terminals. Its input circuitry interprets these signals as discrete states according to the module’s electrical characteristics.
The resulting input information is transferred through the ET 200SP station to the connected controller. The PLC program evaluates the states and determines the appropriate response. For example, a sensor signal may indicate that a component has reached a position, allowing the controller to advance a machine sequence or update an alarm condition.
The module handles signal acquisition and communication within the I/O station. The controller remains responsible for processing the automation program and managing connected outputs.
| Component | Role in the System |
|---|---|
| 6AG2131-6CF00-4AU0 Digital Input Module | Acquires discrete field signals |
| ET 200SP BaseUnit | Provides module mounting and electrical connections |
| ET 200SP Interface Module | Connects the I/O station to the automation network |
| SIMATIC PLC | Processes input states and executes control logic |
| Field Sensors | Detect machine or process conditions |
| Limit Switches | Report mechanical positions |
| Push Buttons and Selector Switches | Supply operator commands and mode selections |
| Industrial Communication Network | Transfers data between the I/O station and controller |
| HMI Operator Panel | Displays selected input states, alarms, and machine conditions |
| Application | Digital Input Function |
|---|---|
| Machine Automation | Monitors equipment states and discrete operating conditions |
| Assembly Lines | Collects sensor and position-switch feedback |
| Packaging Equipment | Detects product presence and mechanism positions |
| Conveyor Systems | Monitors limit switches and equipment status |
| Process Skids | Acquires discrete signals from field switches and compatible instruments |
| Material Handling | Reports position and status conditions to the controller |
| Distributed Control Cabinets | Collects field signals near the monitored equipment |
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| ET 200SP BaseUnit | Provides module mounting and electrical connections |
| ET 200SP Interface Module | Connects the I/O station to the controller network |
| SIMATIC PLC | Processes digital input states |
| Digital Field Sensors | Supply discrete status signals |
| Limit Switches | Detect mechanical positions |
| Push Buttons | Provide manual control inputs |
| Industrial Network Components | Support communication between the I/O station and controller |
| HMI Operator Panel | Presents selected input states and machine information |
| TIA Portal Engineering Software | Supports hardware configuration and I/O address assignment |
| Model | Product Name | Application |
|---|---|---|
| 6AG2131-6CF00-4AU0 | SIPLUS ET 200SP Digital Input Module | Distributed digital signal acquisition |
| 6AG2131-6BH01-4BA0 | SIPLUS ET 200SP Digital Input Module | Distributed digital input applications |
| 6ES7131 Series | SIMATIC ET 200SP Digital Input Modules | Digital input expansion |
| 6ES7193 Series | SIMATIC ET 200SP BaseUnits | Module mounting and field wiring |
| ET 200SP Interface Modules | SIMATIC ET 200SP Interface Modules | Distributed station communication |
It is a SIPLUS ET 200SP digital input module used to collect discrete signals from field devices and make their states available to a connected controller.
No. The module acquires input signals and transfers their states through the I/O station. The connected PLC executes the control program and determines how the system responds to those signals.
Common examples include limit switches, push buttons, proximity sensors, and other compatible devices that provide discrete electrical signals. The actual input voltage and wiring requirements depend on the module’s specifications.
Confirm the order number, electrical signal requirements, BaseUnit compatibility, terminal assignment, hardware configuration, and input address mapping. After installation, test the connected field signals and verify that the controller receives the expected states.